This site WAS going to be an online portfolio or resume, but now it is mostly a virtual display case for a few things I want to remember. However, if you get curious you can view my resume by clicking on the link to the left. One more thing - check out my vintage shop on Etsy if you like! It's always a delightful work in progress. :)
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Mary Roberts Rinehart, novelist (1876-1958)
(via thethingsinmyhead)
Cool picture! I want that outfit.
I’ve been talking to some universities about music programs and admissions, and it’s been kinda depressing because they all call me a “non-traditional” student since I’m older than 23. I feel ancient and un-hip.
So, here’s my dream plan for the next few years:
But here’s something else that I really, really want to do: I want to attend one of those colleges that let’s you create your own major, like the University of Alabama’s New College program. Then I want to major in BadAssery.
Yes, I want to become an expert on badassness. I would do this by studying “badassery” throughout history, in the form of the mythological hero, famous and infamous leaders, modern and ancient attitudes towards “coolness” and popularity, badassery in both the feminine and masculine form, et cetera. In addition to the theoretical subjects, I would try to master or at least partially acquire skills commonly associated with badasses, such as martial arts, use modern and ancient weaponry, stinging witticisms, and femme-fatale good looks (femme-fatale being, of course, the feminine badass form of the masculine badass’s rugged good looks).
What would I do with this degree, you ask? Image consulting comes to mind, as well as being a creative consultant for the entertainment industry. Or I could write and teach and research for the rest of my life.

How refreshing.
Every time I hear Justin Bieber sing on the radio, I think I’m listening to a girl. He kind of looks like a girl, too. That’s why the blog “Lesbians Who Look Like Justin Bieber” makes me chuckle.

Great. Now I think I’m getting carpal tunnel.
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E.B. White, writer (1899-1985)